The life of a man on the road of film and television

Looking at Jinzhong who was rubbing against him as if he had no bones, Yinqi ignored his brothers' teasing looks and secretly pinched the soft flesh on Jinzhong's waist without answering the other party's question.

However, that night, after telling Nanny Liu that he would sleep a little longer the next day, Yinqi still went to the space with Jinzhong, and was bitten by a greedy and insatiable Qilin even more wantonly several times.

Before he could wake up from his drunken dream, Yinqi kept biting Jinzhong's ear, not figuring out why the other party was jealous.

But for the sake of his waist not suffering in the future, Yin Qi never met Fu Cha Langya again unless it was necessary.

Even when Yonglian was born in June, Yinqi found an excuse in advance to go to Tibet with Jinzhong, and Prince Dun participated in the battles of Junggar and Albuba and did not come back to participate.

Only Nanny Liu, who stayed in the capital to guard Prince Jian's mansion, was allowed to bring Bai Ruiji to deliver a valuable gift.

When Yinqi and others returned, it was just the Mid-Autumn Festival when Yongzheng once again conferred titles on the six palaces.

During the six months that Yinqi was away from the capital, a lot of things happened in the palace. First, Shen Meizhuang, who had been locked up in a small Buddhist temple, died of illness and was buried by the emperor as a noble lady.

Shen Zishan of the previous dynasty was heartbroken when he learned of his daughter's death. After Shen Meizhuang was buried, he asked to resign.

Yongzheng knew very well that Shen Zishan was responsible for Shen Meizhuang's death and that he was very resentful towards her. He also felt sorry for losing such a loyal minister, but she understood that Shen Zishan was no longer useful, so she agreed to his request.

After all, everything Shen Meizhuang did was her own fault. If she hadn't had evil intentions to attack Shuya, Yongzheng wouldn't have imprisoned her to death.

Of course, Yongzheng knew in his heart that it was Shilan who caused Shen Meizhuang to reach this point, but Shilan was only too jealous and was instigated by Concubine Cao. Otherwise, with Shilan's simple mind, how could she have thought of such a sinister method.

Thinking of this, Yongzheng became even more displeased with Concubine Cao, so when he later conferred titles on the six palaces, he did not include her as a punishment.

In addition, since Hongli became the adopted son of Concubine Xi Niuhulu (Concubine Fang) in the sixth year of Yongzheng's reign, Concubine Xi became the Queen's biggest rival besides Concubine Hua.

After the Queen lost the support of the Third Prince, she had to focus her attention on the remaining two princes.

It was only when she was really ready to take action that she realized how difficult it would be for him to accomplish this task.

Let’s not talk about Concubine Jing, who is respected by the emperor and has her own capabilities.

Take Concubine Xin, for example. She had no backing before, but now she is under the care of Concubine Yu and Concubine Jing. She has failed several times and even ended up in failure a few times.

Such a result made the queen extremely anxious, but the means she could take were extremely limited. She was still under house arrest and was restricted in many things.

So in the end the queen had no choice but to endure it, and had to find a way to lift the house arrest first, and then wait for the day when she could make a comeback and make plans at that time.

It's a pity that Yinqi did not give her this opportunity. After he was no longer controlled by the power of the plot, Yinqi tried again to tell the story of Queen Chunyuan to Concubine Hua, who had regained her title under the favor of Yongzheng since the Queen was put under confinement.

"Are you telling the truth?"

In the Yiku Palace, there were only Concubine Hua and her servant in the main hall. Concubine Hua was so shocked by the news that Zhou Ninghai had just heard from home that she stood up. If you looked closely, you could even see that her hand holding the handkerchief was still trembling slightly.

Seeing this, Song Zhi hurriedly stepped forward to support Hua Fei, fearing that she would lose her balance due to being too excited. Zhou Ninghai, who was standing next to her, also promptly explained the doubts to Hua Fei.

“It’s absolutely true. After the general got the news, he asked someone to keep it secret and sent someone to verify it.

That nanny was the cousin of Empress Chunyuan's wet nurse. After Empress Chunyuan died, the emperor sent someone to send her cousin to the farm to be raised in good health.

Because the wet nurse never got married or had children, the manager of the farm took the nanny in and she has been taking care of her all these years.

Until a few days ago when the wet nurse was dying, the nanny actually heard the wet nurse murmuring "I'm sorry, young lady" from her trance.

Later, when she was sorting out the wet nurse's belongings, she found a box under the bed, which contained the writings of Queen Chunyuan.

As Zhou Ninghai continued to tell the story, Concubine Hua became even more excited when she heard that her brother had already verified it.

She broke free from Songzhi's hand and paced back and forth in the hall excitedly. For a long time, she couldn't calm her restless heart.

It was not until Songzhi and Zhou Ninghai were dizzy from his spinning and Jinxiu lowered her head and rolled her eyes repeatedly that Hua Fei's not-so-bright brain finally started to work a little, and she turned to Zhou Ninghai and asked.

"Have you asked clearly why she came to our house to report the news?"

Seeing that his master had finally calmed down, Zhou Ninghai secretly breathed a sigh of relief, then quickly approached Concubine Hua with a smile on his face to report.

"The people in the mansion have already sent people to investigate. The nanny has a son who is addicted to gambling. He recently owed a lot of money in the gambling house. She is desperate, so she wants to use this information to exchange some money from us to save her son's life."

After receiving a positive answer, Concubine Hua immediately laughed heartily. There was excitement in her eyes and she felt extremely happy in her heart.

"Good! Good! That old woman, the Queen, caused me to lose my first child, and she also caused me to become ill after giving birth to Shuya, making it impossible for me to give birth to a prince for the Emperor.

She has been a burden to me for so many years. Now I have finally caught her. I wonder if she will survive this time."

The more Hua Fei spoke, the more excited she became. She held Song Zhi's hand tightly.

"Songzhi, hurry up and put on makeup for me. I'm going to see the emperor now."

"My lady, no."

Seeing that Hua Fei was about to go to Yongzheng in a fit of rage, Jinxiu quickly spoke out to stop her, causing Hua Fei to look at her with some dissatisfaction.

But when her sharp eyes met Jinxiu who was trying to stop her, Hua Fei seemed to have touched something and came to her senses. She also realized at this moment that she was indeed overwhelmed by the surprise just now.

Jinxiu was satisfied to see Concubine Hua calm down, but she bowed expressionlessly and continued to speak.

"Your Majesty, this matter concerns Empress Chunyuan, so we need to think carefully about what to do. If you report this matter directly to the Emperor, it would be a relief if the Emperor does not vent his anger on you after knowing the truth.

If you vent your anger on the emperor, how will you face him in the future? What will he think of you when he sees you? Do you want him to think of you as the one who exposed this matter that made him regret every time he sees you?

Jinxiu's words struck Hua Fei's heart one by one. She sat down on the soft stool in front of the dressing table with a bit of loss.